Ellsworth High School names highest honors
Ellsworth High School announced five 2013 graduates earned highest honors, meaning they graduated with a 11.50 grade point average or higher on the 12...
Barn down
Sunday’s late-afternoon storm downed this barn, owned by James Jean on 570th Avenue east of Ellsworth....
Spring Valley's Farmers Market up and running
The 2013 Spring Valley Wisconsin's Farmers Market had its first vendor set up on Friday, May 10, when John and Arlene Snoeyenbos of Ellsworth displaye...
Pierce County Courthouse trees taken down
Two large oak trees were removed from the south Pierce County Courthouse lawn Wednesday.
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Save the trees
A group between 20-30 participated in a protest Tuesday morning to save the two oak trees that have stood on the Pierce County Courthouse front lawn for generations.
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What has been talked about for months, heck, even years, became official on May 14 during a Pierce County Building Committee meeting.
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A Prescott native will perform at the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., Memorial Day weekend.
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Lucas Green loves the outdoors and wants to make sure future generations have the opportunity as well.
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The Wisconsin 4-H Foundation announces that the registration deadline for the Northern Golf Classic is May 27.
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A 23-year-old River Falls man died late Saturday night in Ellsworth after he fell from the rear door of moving bus as came into the village on Hwy. 10.
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Planned playground honors three Schaffhausen girls
Commenting about the plan to develop a special playground honoring the memory of her three daughters, Jessica Schaffhausen said she’d like to see the focus on Amara, Sophie and Cecelia – and more so on how they lived than how they died.
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A 45-year-old Farmington woman has been charged with manslaughter after an infant in her care died last summer.
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-- Red Wing Shoe Co., will be adding more than 36,000 square feet of office space in the coming weeks.
State News Roundup: Madison has gained 64K residents since 2010
More of America’s population is gravitating to big cities – and Milwaukee is no exception.
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RELATED CONTENTNo. 10 EPC wins extra-inning thriller over Spring Valley
The Elmwood/Plum City prep softball team, now ranked 10th in the state in Division 4, came from behind not once but twice in Tuesday's WIAA regional semifinal contest vs. Spring Valley and won in extra innings 7-6.
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-- Ryan Braun says the Milwaukee Brewers are “barely even competitive” after losing 16 of their last 20 games. The All-Star outfielder hit his team-leading ninth home run of the season in yesterday’s 9-2 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers at Miller Park.
UW-La Crosse hosts NCAA Division III Track and Field Meet this weekend
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- UW La Crosse is hosting the NCAA Division III outdoor track meet, which runs from today through Saturday at Veteran's Memorial Stadium.
Gophers win opening game of Big Ten tourney
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-- University of Minnesota outfielder Andy Henkemeyer of Sauk Rapids, Minn. singled in the winning run in the ninth inning as Minnesota edged Illinois 3-2 in the Big Ten Tournament opener at Target Field Wednesday afternoon.
Twins chopped up again by Braves, losing streak now at eight
Minnesota Sports
-- Atlanta's Evan Gattis capped a five-run fourth inning with a grand slam as the Braves topped the Twins 8-3 yesterday in Atlanta.
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